THE NEW AGE, PORTLAND, OREGON.
X
BURYING THE DEAD AT MANILA.
M0ST1NI IDVESTISEMEKT.
OILBERT HUNT COMPANY
Manufacturers of the Celebrated
CLOTHES THAT WEAR
and are fit to wear, bear our label,
BmHtmrs' Coats,
Walters' Jaokmta "
and Aprons
Oans& Klein,
HELENA AND BUTTE, MONTANA.
Pride of Washington Thresher.
i ;
i
v
to
u
if
'IV.
y
HERRMANN & CO.
Furniture and Carpet,
301-203 Bromdwmy.
i I
o
V
(.
K f
'.
"
Catalogue Free on Application.
WALLA WALL!, WASH., ADVERTISING.
nnvAN nnoB.
New Livery, Feed and Sale Stable.
Rubber Tltcil Hacks n spiolalty. CnrrlRRO
culls nttumled tonlxlit ordAjr. Southwest cor.
Second and Alder 8tn.Ats. Ttlcpliono 07.
WALLA WALLA, WASH.
T W. COOKKKLY.
Undertaker and
Oeneral Funeral Furnisher.
Embalming a Specialty. Itabcock's Tlrlck
Illock, ",i First St. Telophono lllnck 891.
WALLA WALLA, WAHH.
ride Bros.
LIVERY STABLE.
Rubber Tired Hacks a Specialty. Baggage
Wagon.
WALLA WALLA, WASH.
Telephone 66. J 24 E. Main St.
HOTEL DACRES
' S. SIMON, Proprietor.
Formerly Simon HoUSC
Rate: $2.50 to $3.00.
WALLA WALLA. WASH.
DEMENT BROS.
COMPANY.
WALLA WALLA.
Patent Flour:
"White Spray"
AND
"Dement's Best"
For Breakfast Food:
"WHEAT GRANULES"
H. R. BECKWITH,
, Wholesale Agent, Portland.
GILBERT HUNT CO.
Machine Shop and Foundry
Manufacturers ot
Pride of Washington Threshers, Self
Feeders, Drapers and Machine
Extras of Every Description.
flefilr-Wirk i Specialty. Iitikf.1 Free.
AVALLA WALLA, WASJI.
THE OLYMPIC.
Opp. N. I'. Pepot.
Straight Whiskies and Key West Cigars a
specialty. Olympla Deer on Draught, liottle
Goods a specialty,
JEB3E LAT8IIAW, Proprietor.
THE
' CHEHAUS FLOURING MILL CO.
HOllTEK HASKELL A. CO.,
Proprietors.
Flours, Feed and all Kinds
of Mill Stuffs.
MANUFACTURERS QF
Haskell's Brands of Flour,
Haskell's Best Fancy Patent,
Haskell's Daisy.
, CUKHAL1S, WA81I.
eMPMepjejMQJpjjBPgVjy
EVERETT, WASHINGTON, ADVERTISEMENTS
W. C. IIlCKKI.tlAUI'T. F. W. HKOOKS.
I'rcst. Sec. and Trcas.
Everett Flour Mill Co.
Manufacturers and
Kxiortorof
FLOUR
Everett, Washington, U. S. A.
W. J. RUrKF.lt, WM. TENNANT. .
Vice 1'rcs. llcnl. Mgr.
F. W. SUMNER,
l'rcsldent.
T. ll.hUMNr.lt,
Vice- I'rcsluont.
Sumner Iron Works.
Manufacturers of
Marine, Mining and Mill Machinery
Water Tube and Tubular Boilers.
Everett, Washington.
ROBBINS TRANSFER CO.
General Transfer Business.
Storage and Free Sample Rooms
Check and deliver your bajMMga for
2fc. per piece four block north or Houth
of Hewitt uvemio, and between nil trains
and bouts.
Tlireo days' freo HtornRO. All work
nnd prices guaranteed satisfactory.
'Phone 371.
EVERETT, WASH
Model Laundry and Toilet Go.
J. W. DURR, Proprietor.
A spcclnltyof
Ladies' and Gentlemen's
Wearing Apparel.
DOMESTIC FINISH IF DESIRED.
1'IIONK 3L
1213 Hewitt Ave. Everett, Wash.
OENY YOUR LAUNDRY WORK TO
CENTRALIA STAR LAUNDRY.
Hand Laundry. Best Work in Town.
Phono 50.
M. A. WARINO, Proprietor.
Buroty llomli. Notary 'I'ullic.
Established 1839.
A. L. COFFMAN & CO.
Successors to Co dm an & Keppner.
Real Estate, Insurance;
AJSD RENTAL AdENCY.
Money to loan on Improved (arms at low rates
of Interest. List jour (arms with us If you
want to sell them. Bonds, warrant and other
securities bought and sold.
I'hone 20. Commercial Illock, Chehalls
E.'J. DYER, - C. E. M'BROOM,
President. Casbler,
F, LEWIS CLARK,
Vice President.
W.M.8IIAW,
Assistant Cashier.
Exchange National Bank
SPOKANE, WASH.
CAPITAL, $250,000.
Surplus 150,000.
Undivided Profits, $185,000.
The Hotel Ridpath
SPOKANE, WASH.
MRS. M. EATON, Mgr.
A Strictly First-dan and Modem
Hotel for Toorkti and Com
mercial Meov
WALLA WALLA, WASH.
SPOKANE, WASHINGTON, ADVERTISING.
NATIONAL IRON WORKS
Manufacturers of
Steam Engines, Boilers. Elevators, Archi
tectural Iron Work, Quartz Mills and Crush
ers, Concentrators, Ore Cars, Buckets and
General Mining and Mill Machinery. Every
description of Wrought Iron Work, Iron
and Brass Castings. Machinery and Boiler
Repairs a Specialty.
J. H. BOYD, Prcs. and Manager.
Tel. Main 176. Spokane, Wash
z
Q. ca
m &
o
2 2!
'HI'S
CA8.S
O
t.J
o
1
c
o
o.
7)
Union Iron Works
Iron and Brass Founders
and Machinists.
Mlnlntr. SmcltltiK and Haw Mill Machinery
and Htippllea. Eimlne, Itullers, llnlstn, Crunh
era, l!o:o Whliim, I'ulluys. hliafllucr. Etc., Etc
Hoary lllacksiiilthliiK and Repair Work aHo
clalty. Write us for uMlmates. Tel. Mhu 13.
Codes: Motor's, Morelng A Neal,
Office and Works,
Montiromery St. and S. F.4 N. Ry.,
Spokane, Washington
Orystal
StoiS!id'"- Laundry
A Socially ol
Ladies' and Gentlemen's
Wearing Apparel.
DOMESTIC FINISH IF DESIRED
ti:l. 570.
Near cor. Division and North River Av.
Diamond Ice and Fuel Co.
ICE, WOOD
AND
COAL.
120 Madison Street,
SPOKANE, WASH.
II. LOUIB HCIIEKMERUORN C. R. IU10WN
1'res. and Mgr. vice 1'res.
A. RK.NHAM II, F, YE.VOER
Treasurer. K'cretary.
Quick Parcel Delivery Co.
720 First Avenue.
BAGGAGE ud PARCEL DELIVERERS
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT.
Retain your checks and ezcliungo
with our llHjrgu;.'o man Mho in at depot
on arrival all trains, Orungu color cap,
Fhone Main 517,
Special rates to Commercial Travelers
gig t
VWAmm us
5 Eg j
2 lift II 1 1 I HBHl 1 . .
cm 1 111 bbB " v
Sniitlflsl o
BtiSB 10 z
ill 1 1 1 unlaw? en
' ffi iillliM 8 ci
SiBS 18
MS &
ffliiHH
tisjS z
CgaatfipJijBBk
HOW THE DEAD AltB HUKIED AT MANILA.
The Manila ccuu'tt consist of two circular walls, nliottt seven feet thick
pierced with holes. In which the colllns nre placed. After a collln has been de
posited the hole Is bricked tip nnd fnced with n memorial tablet. These graves
are leased for live year, at the end of which time, unless' the lease Is renewed,
the rolllns nre talten out and the bones thrown Into a pile Just outside the wall.
The walls of the cemetery are constructed of earth and rubblo faced with
stone, and the tropical rains soak through and rot the colllns'. This method of
burlnl dates back to the !ii)s of the domination ot the Spanish frlnri.
All sorts of designs are placed on the memorial tablet which seals the tomb
and sometimes after a lease exphes aud atlothdr body has been, placed In the
grave the same tablet Is replaced.
The women of .Manila are ever faithful In their mourning for their dead
and fresh wreath adorn the tombs of the departed ones constantly.
CHICAGO TO IUVE A HOME
FOR DESIITUTE D0QS.
Dcstltuto dogs that lmvo not tlio
comforts of homo will no longer ho
irlvoii tlio nhort shrift of the city
pound In Chicago, owing to tlio minis
trations of tho exclusive set of society
woa'cn, who lmvo interested them
solves In the cause of tho lotto lorn can
ine. Led In tho movement hy Mrs. C. A.
White, of Michigan nvonue, 100 wom
en will found a retreat for cnnlnes,
called tho Homo for Destitute Dogs.
Mrs. White Is n lover of nnlmnls,
and the sufferings of vagabond enultuM
appeal especially to her. Sho hns her
elf n largo nsortincnt of dogs of high
degree, and has entertained many n
"blue rlhboner" In her kennels. Hho
possesses tho llnCst Jupnucso spnnlcls
In tho country, and Is Vice President
of tho Chicago Kennel Club.
When Mrs. Whlto Invited 11 number
of her friends to her homo to seu If
something could not bo done for tho
four-fo'.'ted friendless, Bho found euthti
elastic support In her philanthropic
iluus front the women ussembled. Hhe
argued that while thero wns a cat hos
pltul In tho city, homeless dogs were
unprovided for, nnd she proposed that
a retreat for them bo built. Hue offered
to glvo up her Intended visit to tho sen
hlioro to perfect tho scheme The site
for tho homo hus been selected and tho
work of putting up tho homo will soon
bo started.
Blck as well as homeless dogs will
bo cured for,' nnd tho destitute dogs
will bo offered for adoption to any who
will promlso to enro for them nnd tront
them ns n canlno pet should he treated.
Funds for maintaining tho homo will
bo secured hy subscriptions. Dogs
which cannot bo cured will ho made
away with painlessly.
' 8AY8 LONDON IS SQUALID.
Eminent Knallah Architect Compare
It with Cities in America.
A candid friend of London appeared
recently, says the London Mall, hi tho
person of Mr. Trevall, tho new presi
dent of the Boclety f Architects. In
his presidential address ut St. James
hall Mr. Trevall said:
"The Impression that always palls
upon ono when returning from either
tho European or Aniertcun continents
to London is tho wretchedly narrow
and insignificant looking streets, with
the low, menu, small shops aud dwell
ings by contrast with what wo have
just left behind us. It Is of little In
terest to bo told Just how many hun
dreds of miles of tlio same sort of
thing London contains more than docs
any other metropolis In Christendom
or elsewhere.
"The fact still remains In your mind
In 3 general sense that London looks
squalid and miserable by comparison
and that feeling affects one for days,
until ho on co moro gets seasoned Into
tho old haunts and relapses Into that
comfortable framo of mind that, after
all, even the Htrand and Chancer
lane, or Fleet street and Ludgate cir
cus, with all their advertising abomi
nations, look at least familiar and
bootelj.
II .kaa9aaa)aBs))))B fl9
MItS. O. A. WHITE.
"Take tho city of London. It may
have some of tho flnest- commercial
palaces In tho world, rlvnllug those
of old Venice herself, but look how
tltoy nro huddled together. Thero is
positively not the space to npprcclato
their design, their proportions, not
their detail. Cotuparo the Champs
Elysees, Place do hi Concorde, or the
boulevards of Paris with our best
streets aud squares and where are woY
"Or, say tho Hlngstrasses of Vienna,
or tho Houlcvnrd Andrnssy at Buda
pest, or, currying our thoughts ncross
tho Atlantic, to Ilroadway, Fifth av
enue, Illvcrsldo and Central Park,
New York; the Commonwealth av
en up, Hoston; Victoria square, Mont
real; East nvenuet lluffalo; Drczcl
boulevard, Washington avenue, or
Stato street, Chicago; Pennsylvania
nveuuo, Washington, or dozens of oth
ers thnt might bo untucd. Alongside
of theso our Strand, our Whitehall,
our Victoria street, Hcgont street, Pic
cadilly, Park lane, Oxford street, etc.,
are but wretched apologies for what
leading streets and thoroughfares
should be.
"If wo except tho Thames embank
ment, Shaftesbury avenuo and the ltow
thoroughfare that Is about to bo made
between tho Strand nnd Holhoru,
nothing of an adequate scale to the
slzo and lmiortauco of- this metropo
lis has yet been nttemptcd.. With tho
dilapidated, rickety, old ramshackle
properties that wo see In some of tho
best and most central parts of London,
what Is wanted Is n general rebuild
ing and Improving schemo tlxcd after
mature deliberation by n competent
central authority specially constituted
by parliament, after consultation with
tho chief local authorities and perhaps
tho representative societies of archi
tecture, sculpture nnd engineering,
with n special regard to Its qmillllcu
tlons nnd illness for the purpose.
"This would bo merely following
tho example thnt has been set in such
capitals aa larls, Vienna nnd Washington."
DAMAGED BY VIOLIN-PLAYING.
Itcuular Vibration df the Instrument
Make Trouble with WulU,
"Wlirtt forco least expected does thu
greatest dumago to buildings'" Is a
question which a representative of tho
Indianapolis News asked u well-known
architect. Tho architect's answer may
bo a siuprlso to those who do not un
derstand that It Is tho regularity of vi
bration tlmt makes it powerful.
It Is illlllcult to tell, replied tho archi
tect, but I .will venture to say that you
would nover. expect vlolln-plnylng to
Injure tho wnlls of 'a building. Yet It
certainly does. There lmvo been In
stances when tho walls of stoun ami
brick structures lmvo been seriously
damaged by tho vibrations from 11 vio
lin. Of course theso cases nre unusual,
bill the facts nro established,
Tho vibrations of a violin nro really
serious lu' their unseen, unlwunde-J
force, nnd when they como with regu
larity they exercise an lutltienco upon
structures of brick, stone or Iron. Of
courso It takes continuous playing for
tunny years to looson masonry or to
make Iron brittle, but it will do It lu
time.
I have often thought of what tho re
sult might 1m? If a man would stand at
thobottomofitnlucteen-story light well,
on tho first floor of tho great Masonic
Temple In Chicago, and play there con
tinuously, Tho result could be more
easily seen there than almost anywhere
else, because tho vibration gathers
force its It sweeps upward.
A man can feel tho vibrations of 11
violin on an Iron-clad ocean vessel, and
at tho same time bo unable to hear tho
music. It Is tho regularity which rnenu.t
so much. Like tho constant dripping
of water which wears away a stone,
tho Incessant vibration of tho violin
makes Its wny to tho walls, and attacks
their solidity.
The husband of a Jealous wife nearly
always thinks to himself, "Well, thero
Is soino reason for It; I am a sweet old
thing."
Who Is the most worthless mau you
over knew
Undertakers and Embalmers,
ISO Brontlwmy,
Ti.h-plioiln 4tl. 1IKI.KNA, MONT.
Kessler
Brewery...
BREWERS AND BOTTLERS
Of IllKli-Urailo llccrs,
Helena f - - Montana
CAM. AT TIIK
Keller Studio l
Fine Photographs
ron vow
Wc have nil the latest styles lu Mounts.
Ilrluioour KimIrIc nrk ami set prlcos.
kTFI I PD Km," N. Mln HtrM.
IVBLLElMOpp.r.O. Heilenis, Sinn.
aiii:rdi:i:n, wahh.
BEARDSLEY BROS.
Licenced Kmlmlmers for
Stato of Washington,
FlNE PARLORS and MORGUE
10U Wlslikalt Street.
Q. F. TILLY.
Undertaker and Embalmer
IIOQUIAM, WAHH.
FINE CHAPEL AND MORGUE
ON J STRKKT.
SO YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
Traoc Mark
DcatQNi
Copyright Ac.
Anrnnn sending asketrh and description mar
nuloklf nicorinin nur opinion rreo wiioui.r an
liiTontlrm la probably tmtentabln, Ciiiniiiuiilra.
tlonsatrlctlrcoiiildeiitUl. Handbook on I'ntttnU
sent Iran. Oldest apeiicrfursecurtria
ut Iran. Oldest apencr fur securtna patents,
ntmits tuken tlirouah ilium ft Co, recalra
rlnlnotfcf. without chargo. Inttia
rate
tpttM
Scientific American,
A handsomely IlloitrnUd weeklr. f.nrveit rlr
dilation of aur cl.ntldo Journal. 'I'onns, IS m
Tri (our months, It. Bold by all newsdealer.
NlUNN tC0 3j--r. New York
raoo Offloo, hb Y BU Washtoiitoii, Ik C.
Timber Lands
and Homesteads
Kocaleilt K.atlmntis of Timber by
Competent KMlinators.
EQUITY RENTAL AND
REAL ESTATE CO.
DealerM in Real Kxtute. RentH Col
lectel; JIiihIiichh Clinucea und Loaiia
Negotiated,
ijjjrra
C. L. Case. A. K. Spreadboroush. s
OrrKon I'lione Union ltM.
MalnOlllvut
m Kat Morrison Ht. l'OUTf.AND, OUX
HOTEL OSBORN!
CLEAN, AIRY OUTSIDE ROOMS '
REASONABLE RATE1
iranaimnw aoHonmm
...HOTII l'HONKaM.
Travelers should take "8" Street Carat I
'ciHiv imu.ici si lainuiu Direct
AtiVue) Car.
,(5re or iTkTVTV
,fSH o-QRAttDAlaJ-s
flfisHat
I A. W. HEWETTT, Pt
m: